The T-Shirt Revolution: Building Your Business Using a Digital Apparel Printer

This book is about decorative apparel printing by digital press. The $22-billion garment printing business is going through a rapid change thanks to the exciting new digital technology. The authors give a comprehensive overview of the industry's past, present and future, and explain how to adopt the new technology and profit from it. Garment decorators and entrepreneurs alike will benefit enormously by taking advantage of the new digital printers, a.k.a. T-shirt Printers.
The authors are twenty-year veterans of the industry and experts in inkjet technology. They introduced the digital revolution to the sign and screen printing industry nearly a quarter-century ago. Now they are leading the way in digitally transforming the apparel textile printing process. This book is a comprehensive and indispensable reference guide for anyone considering digital garment decoration.

Chase Roh, Ph.D., is a technologist and entrepreneur. After teaching for several years at the University of Illinois, Roh cofounded a venture capital backed company, CR Technology, which manufactured robotic vision systems. It was sold to Photon Dynamics, a public company. His second company, ANAgraph, introduced digital technology to the sign and screen-printing industries. ANAgraph is now a part of OCE, a multi-billion dollar Dutch corporation. A veteran inkjet technologist, Roh co-founded AnaJet in 2004 to introduce the digital printing technology to apparel printing and has served as its chief executive officer.
David A. LaVita, BSC Graduate of the University of Massachusetts, is a sales and business development expert. He has over 25 years of experience in sales and marketing. LaVita has developed and managed distribution channels for both U.S. and international markets for sign making systems, digital printing systems, laser equipment and software products. He has held key management positions in several companies. LaVita is a co-founder of AnaJet Inc, a major manufacturer of digital garment printer.